Is Peachy Essay | PeachyEssay.com | A scam ?

Is Peachy Essay | PeachyEssay.com | A scam ?

I had a look online and their reviews are all positive...but there is nothing negative written about them. It looks like FAKE reviews. They have hundreds of reviews in 1 month. A

Their are BANNED off TrustPilot https://www.trustpilot.com/review/www.peachyessay.com

I'm guessing they are another Kenyan or Pakistani scam!!!

I never heard of a company banned off Trustpilot

The very first sentence (in large font) on their web page is grammatically incorrect and was definitely written by an ESL writer. The second sentence on their web page is grammatically incomprehenisble. It's always a huge red flag anytime you see a guarantee of a 100% refund just because you're "not satisfied" with their work. Legitimate companies sometimes offer refunds for missing deadlines and for delivering work that was plagiarized by any of their writers; more commonly, they promise only to provide a free revision, not a refund. No legitimate essay company refunds payments (much less 100% of your payment) just because customers say that they aren't "satisfied" with their essays. If it sounds too good to be true, it is.

Oh...I didn't spot that. But why is their Trustpilot review page vanished ?

Hello,

I've used Peachy Essay for a few times and I can't say I had a problem with them. I also had a phone conversation with them and the guy's accent was proper English (not Pakistani). I suggest you guys pick up the phone and give them a call. These guys helped me on two important assignments and I think it's just morally right to give an honest picture about them.

Regarding TrustPilot I can't comment. But it seems TrustPilot is removing most essay writing companies. I used to buy essay with EssayShark and I just noticed they have been removed too.

That is because they do not ban comoanies or websites. Trustpilot is similar to ES in function. The students and other clients are free to post their comments about the company services and experiences with them, both positive and negative. The only difference being that they use a star rating system to drive the experience narrative home. Students, just like any other online saavy users, trust the stars far more than the actual text reviews when considering any purchase.

Guys, we should have one point in mind. Trustpilot is not the ultimate decision-maker. Let's remember that at the end of the day they are just a business to make money. And it seems they blackmail a lot of businesses to switch to their paid service.

I just saw that Peachy Essay published an article on their blog explaining that TrustPilot tried to blackmail them for $4,500. Here is the blog post: peachyessay.com/blogs/peachy-essay-trustpilot/

Someone in this thread mentioned earlier that TrustPilot removed EssayShark. I had a look, and it seems they have banned EssayPro as well. Anyway, this is a dirty game these review businesses are playing.

There is a problem with the url for this company. It is trying to attack something in the computer of the person trying to open the page. I received the following notification when I clicked on the link for this site:

Misdirected Request
The client needs a new connection for this request as the requested host name does not match the Server Name Indication (SNI) in use for this connection.

I have no idea what this means. I just know that this message will prevent the company from running further cons on the students who would otherwise have been victimized by the people that ran the company.

@noted
I was able to access their website without problems via Chrome browser. This is yet another example of us having different browsing experiences!

Their website gives their location as:
High Falls Business Center
250 Mill Street
Rochester, NY 14614

@a1writer Thanks for the information. I was able to track their address to an actual physical office space rental building but the name of the essay company is not listed as a tenant. I wonder if their web name is different from the physical office? There are 2 probable offices related to the company. One could be Opus Virtual Offices (self-explanatory) or Rochester Educational Foundation. The latter is supposed to be a registered foundation though so that may not be it. Hmm... The virtual office space is then the most likely place the site is (virtually) located in.

On another note, I tried the url again while I was typing this message and the site loaded without a problem this time. I wonder if it is my browser that is the problem. DDG has been known to block sites that it deems inappropriate without informing the user. I will try using FF for a period of time to test out my suspicion. Thanks again for the lead.